The MAGIC Of Mediant Chords

🎵 Discover the Magic of Mediant Chords!🎵
In this video, I will introduce you to the fascinating world of mediant and sub-mediant chords and explore how they can transform your playing and composition. Whether you're a seasoned musician or just starting out, understanding mediant chords can add a whole new dimension to your compositions. I'll teach you exactly what mediant chords are without going too heavy on theory, and how they function within a musical context, all complete with practical examples so you can hear what all these chord progressions sound like, from Bright and Happy to mournful and melancholy, from cinematic to mysterious. This will help you incorporate them into your own music!
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[@artfulfox1]

Very intreresting!

[@ghfdt368]

This is a really cool concept! I played around with this for a little bit and i started trying out dominant 7th chords with the same idea and they are also very very pleasant. I find it especially pleasant as a way to get to the 5 chord since it adds another another layer of tension. I personally found that I really liked Cm- Dm-Cm-Eb7-G7 as it added a very interesting brightness to the progression but also some discomfort which I thought was very beautiful.

[@meyrsyeung]

I love these chords, has some chemistry🎵❤ :)

[@jankafka7330]

Some of that reminded me of early Opeth.

[@trusarmor4957]

there are no wrong notes if you know what youre doing, 👏👏👏

[@andretonelli]

True that!

[@jankafka7330]

Bad grammar, spelling errors and lack of proper punctuation clearly demonstrate that you don't know what you're doing.